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Seaford Head Nature Reserve is near the beach and offers cliff top walks. The reserve has excellent ground flora and many species of insect including 28 species of butterfly; Seabirds are a common sight too.
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eaford Bay- enjoy a breezy beach on a lazy day. Far removed from the usual hustle bustle yet close enough for a quick weekend escape Seaford Bay is the perfect place to enjoy the sun sand and beach.
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The Cross Island Parkway Trail closely follows its namesake thoroughfare through northeastern Queens. From its northern end, you will soon enter Little Bay Park, which offers lovely views.
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The Bronx River Greenway offers 23 miles of paved pathway in New York's Westchester and Bronx counties. The developing trail is open in disconnected segments largely paralleling the Bronx River
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Briarcliff-Peekskill Trailway is a 12-mile linear park that runs from the town of Ossining north to Westchester County's Blue Mountain Reservation in Peekskill.
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The Bethpage Bikeway is one of Long Island's most popular trails. It connects Merrick Road in Massapequa with Bethpage State Park, and includes additional trail north to Trail View State Park
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Although just a mile long, the Beach Channel Drive Greenway in Queens offers expansive views of Jamaica Bay and the beautiful Marine Parkway Bridge as it traces the border of Jacob Riis Park.
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For the academic bent of mind, Seaford has the Seaford Historical Society, an organization that maintains and operates the Seaford Historical Museum .
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United Skates at Seaford offers a full-service skate center full of fun games. For those who don't want to skate you can watch the kids roll around or you can take advantage of the arcade games offered.
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Seaford has Police Athletic Leagues for several sports, and the local Roman Catholic parish, St. William the Abbott, offers Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) baseball, basketball, swimming, and volleyball. It is a great place to live and raise a family in.
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Seaford has one of the quietest atmospheres on Long Island and can be the best place for you to visit or bring your family to live. This is an area that wasn’t ravaged by those who were trying to escape the urban lifestyle as much as many of the other hamlets that surround it.
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The area of Seaford is and remains a peaceful community that’s spread out and sparsely inhabited in comparison to the surrounding areas. It is a sleepy little hamlet providing peace for the soul.
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The peacefulness of Seaford does have much to do with its history and with the development that took place just north of this area. The original tribe that inhabited this area was the Ustase Indian tribe who named the area the “Great Water Land”. Captain John Seaman was the first European settler to arrive in the area.
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The territory of Seaford is and remains a quiet group that is spread out and meagerly possessed in contrast with the encompassing regions. Much has occurred in the historical backdrop of this territory to make it remain practically unaltered over the time it's had in presence.
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The large numbers of wooden groynes have restricted longshore drift. The beach is quite wide and in the foreground the storm berm is a considerable distance from the promenade.
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The territory of Seaford is and remains a quiet group that is spread out and meagerly possessed in contrast with the encompassing regions. Much has occurred in the historical backdrop of this territory to make it remain practically unaltered over the time it's had in presence.
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The peacefulness of Seaford does have much to do with its history and with the development that took place just north of this area. The original tribe that inhabited this area was the Ustase Indian tribe who named the area the “Great Water Land”. Captain John Seaman was the first European settler to arrive in the area.
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